Operating cash flow has stopped growing, and this limits the possibility of dividends.

Figure 1.

The last number in Figure 1 is the forecast.

Dividends at the moment look like this.

Figure 2.

This is not rich, if you take the average.

Then we can compare the company's value using two methods based on dividends.

The first case is dividends for the next seven years, taken by linear approximation.

The second case is dividends doubled in the last seven years.

 Figure 3.

So, we have another way to evaluate companies.

Together with quotes, this looks like

Figure 4.